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Nigeria needs hardwork to grow says Tinubu at Lesser Hajj

Joy GyakyorBy Joy GyakyorNovember 13, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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President Bola Tinubu who just completed the lesser Hajj (Umrah) rites in the holy city of Makkah says that Nigeria’s prospect is yet to blossom to the level required, as hard work and prayer are needed.

The President also performed official duties in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, while speaking in an interview with NTA television Monday said that although the country was yet to reach the desired level, with hard work and dedication, it was possible. 

“For the country, may our prosperity grow and our humanity be kind to everyone.

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“The prospect of the country is yet to blossom to the level that we require; it needs hard work and consistent prayer, and we are giving it to our mind and spirit in every way possible.

“Strength is our diversity and we’ll continue to build on that for the prospect and sake of the country,” President noted. 

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